Arrog

Playdigious

About this game

Help a man travel through his dreams, as he must learn to accept his own death.

Arrog is an enigmatic puzzle adventure game featuring hand-drawn art and set in a black-and-white world with color accents.

• Playtime between 20-30 min
• Make sense of a bizarre world made out of traditional animations and portrayed in a unique black-and-white artstyle in this intense narrative experience
• A hand-crafted soundtrack will accompany you as you progress through each segment of the story
• Discover puzzles along your journey that you will decipher through simple interactions and logic
• Experience another view about death and what it represents, based on Latin American folklore
• Immerse yourself in this short but poetic tale without words

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Ratings and reviews

There wasn't much to the game. It was really short. I paid $3 for very little game play. I thought there would be more puzzles or something. It was more of a silent visual novel but nothing telling you what to do or why. Nothing was explained at all. I was confused the entire time. I never had any clue what to do or when I could interact to begin with. The art style is really neat and that's why I wanted it, but I thought I was getting more tbh. Not much replayability

I like this type of game, it was different than other puzzle/escape games. There was no real direction or written story. It was easy enough to figure it out though. It moved fairly slow, I still finished the game in 20 minutes, and I was doing other things at the same time. I'd love to see this game have a little more challenges, and maybe a description of what you need to do, I will watch out for new games

The background has extremely noticable color banding, and the rain audio randomly cuts out every few minutes. 99% of the gameplay is just sitting there watching a short cutscene go on until you realize nothing's happening, then tapping the screen once or twice to continue the cutscene (you can't even tell what's tappable). The plot is super vague and feels as basic and pointless as the gameplay. The artistry at work here is decent, but there's barely any content at all. Why make this a game???